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ARGUSFinds and scoresThe accounts ready to buy, scored out of 100.Jump to ARGUS→ LYNXMaps and briefsThe ones that matter, taken apart properly.Jump to LYNX→ COLLABKeeps it movingWhere your team keeps its work.Jump to COLLAB→

Lead Lists

ARGUS

ARGUS builds lead lists from your ICP alone, with no generic scraping. When we run your search, it reads hiring, funding, leadership, and tech-stack changes, then scores every contact 0 to 100 with a cited reason they're worth calling this week.

  • Up to 80 qualified leads per report
  • Per-contact fit score (0 to 100)
  • Why it's on the list, with its source
  • One-line outreach hook per contact
  • Delivered inside ARGUS in a matter of days
  • Download as PDF or DOCX
Book a call → Full ARGUS details →
ARGUS · SAMPLE OUTPUT
VP of Engineering
Hiring in the engineering team
91
Head of Sales Ops
Funding round closed · expanding abroad
86
Sales Director, Italy
New head of sales appointed recently
79
Commercial Director
Changing its CRM stack
72
Example data
LYNX · ACCOUNT MAP
CRO, primary champion
Open to new tooling per recent commentary
VP Revenue Ops, influencer
Controls tooling budget, CRM decisions
CFO, budget holder
Approves spend above a set threshold

Company profiles & Moirai

LYNX

LYNX takes a list, yours or one from ARGUS, and profiles every company on it: who decides, what happened in the last 90 days, and the easiest way in. It names the decision makers, and Moirai lets you ask the profiles anything. When a single deal justifies it, it expands into a full strategic brief.

  • A full profile for every company on your list
  • The decision makers, by name and role, exportable to your CRM
  • Stakeholder roles, LinkedIn, entry points
  • News from the last 90 days, each with its source and date
  • Moirai, a chat to ask your profiles anything
  • For 30 days after delivery, you can put questions to the person who wrote your profiles
Book a call → Full LYNX details →

Team Workspace

COLLAB

COLLAB is where your team keeps its work: notes and pages, folders and files, spreadsheets with their full history, tasks, a shared calendar, a team chat. We set up the first version with you; after that it's yours to shape.

A separate product: use it on its own, or alongside our research. Your reports are delivered in ARGUS and LYNX, not here.

  • Shared notes, files and tasks in one hub
  • Shared calendar with month, week and agenda views
  • Tasks assigned to people, with due dates
  • A team chat
  • For every note and file, you choose who sees it
  • Organised the way your team already works
  • Free 30-day trial, with guided migration of your existing files
Book a call → Full COLLAB details →
COLLAB · SHARED WORKSPACE
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client_brief_Q3.pdf
Uploaded by Sara · shared with the team
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Meeting notes, Q3 outbound
Shared · updated 2h ago
Notes
Call the VP Engineering
Assigned to Marco · due Fri
Task
With LYNX, when a single deal justifies it: strategic brief · illustrative sample

What a full strategic brief looks like

Target company
Example company, enterprise software

An example enterprise software company, growing its sales team after a funding round. Decision-making authority sits with the CRO and a recently appointed Sales Director.

New Sales Director appointed recently, probably rebuilding the outbound motion. Likely entry window.
Hiring sales engineers suggests expansion into the technical buyer segment.
Employees
84
Last funding
2025
Fit score
82
Example data

Names, figures and signals shown here are illustrative and do not represent a real company or client.

Key stakeholders
Name Surname
CRO, PRIMARY CHAMPION
Strong outbound background. Open to new tooling based on recent public commentary around pipeline efficiency.
Name Surname
VP REVENUE OPS, INFLUENCER
Controls tooling budget and CRM decisions. Key to any vendor evaluation process.
Name Surname
CFO, BUDGET HOLDER
Approves tooling above a certain threshold. Involved in the yearly budget cycle.
Buying signals
↑ Hiring sales engineers: expansion signal
↑ New Sales Director appointed recently: outbound rebuild likely
↑ Migrating CRM stack: integration window open
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